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Joint Replacement

Joint Replacement

West Jefferson Medical Center is proud to participate in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)’s Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement (CJR) Model.

Hip and knee replacements are the most common surgery for Medicare beneficiaries and can require lengthy recovery and rehabilitation periods.

The Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement (CJR) model aims to improve the care experience for the many and growing numbers of Medicare beneficiaries who receive joint replacements, making the patient’s successful surgery and recovery a top priority for the health care system. Patients can benefit from their hospitals and other health care providers (e.g., physicians, home health agencies, and nursing facilities) working together more closely to coordinate their care. Coordination of care leads to better outcomes, a better experience, and fewer complications, such as preventable readmissions, infections, or prolonged rehabilitation and recovery.

West Jefferson Medical Center Orthopedic Care is here for you.

West Jefferson Medical Center is doing everything possible to help make your day to day life even more extraordinary! In offering hip and knee replacement surgeries, we're here to help to relieve hip and knee pain and create a healthier you. While hip and knee replacement surgeries are very common surgeries, there are still many important things to know about these surgeries and many questions surrounding them. Watch the videos below and join Dr. Gustavo Godoy as he goes over all the things you need to know before and after getting hip and knee replacement surgery, and as he answers your most frequently asked questions about hip and knee replacement surgery.

What you need to know before hip and knee replacement surgery.

What you need to know after hip and knee replacement surgery.

Answering your most frequently asked questions about hip and knee replacement surgery.

Our CJR physician collaborators:

  • Wesley Clark, MD
  • Matthew Grimm, MD
  • Neil Duplantier, MD
  • Daniel Gallagher, MD
  • Gustavo Godoy, MD
  • Scott Habetz, MD

CJR collaborator selection criteria:

  1. Serve as the attending or operating surgeon on at least one (1) qualifying CJR case at Hospital in the quarter;
  2. Attend (or view if available by webinar or other recording) any CJR educational and compliance meetings hosted by the Hospital;
  3. Have a signed Joinder to the CJR Collaborator Agreement.

Comprehensive Joint Replacement Medicare Program